| Proterra hybrid-electric transit bus debuts in San Diego
| | Motor Age | UQM TECHNOLOGIES, INC., a developer of alternative energy technologies, has announced that Proterra LLC, Golden, Colo., will showcase the prototype of its HFC 35 composite body, zero-emission, battery-dominant hybrid-electric transit bus powered by a UQM PowerPhase 150 propulsion system at the American Public Transportation Association (APTA) exposition in San Diego, Calif., Oct. 6 through 8. |
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| ExxonMobil selected for methanol to gasoline project
| | Motor Age | ExxonMobil Research and Engineering Company (EMRE) today announced that it has entered into an agreement with Synthesis Energy Systems (SES) that provides SES the option to execute up to 15 Methanol to Gasoline technology licenses in their global operations. SES has chosen to assign the first license to a project near Benwood, W.Va. |
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| New Valeo technology made to protect pedestrians
| | Motor Age | Valeo presents Safe4U(TM), an innovative new front end module that reduces the severity of pedestrian injury by 20-40 percent. Made of energy-absorbing materials such as malleable steel, its architecture optimizes the passive protection of the vehicle's occupants and pedestrians, and allows automakers to meet the new European Pedestrian Impact Phase 2 standard, which comes into force in 2010. |
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| Clean Class 8 diesel trucks appear on southern California roads
| | Motor Age | Older big-rig trucks now can have cleaner emissions than even the most modern clean diesel trucks. Johnson Matthey's latest diesel emissions technology, the SCRT(R) system, was unveiled in southern California at the "Future Is Green" conference, an annual gathering of the California Air Pollution Control Officers Association, made up of air pollution fighters from throughout California. The event is hosted by the South Coast Air Quality Management District. |
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| Tokyo the latest area HUGHES Telematics expands into
| | Motor Age | HUGHES Telematics is opening its newest office in Tokyo. A presence in Japan allows HUGHES Telematics to be immediately accessible to Japanese automobile manufacturers in support of their telematics planning and execution activities. |
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| WABCO's AMT accelerates product application
| | Motor Age | WABCO Holdings Inc. will unveil its new modular automated manual transmission (AMT) system at IAA Commercial Vehicles 2008 in Hanover, Germany, continuing the company’s 20-year track record of technology leadership in transmission automation. |
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